Curanel Nail Polish Amorolfinum 50 mg/ml 2.5 ml Fl
Curanel Nagellack Amorolfinum 50 mg/ml Fl 2.5 ml
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68.95 USD
- Availability: Outstock
- Brand: GALDERMA SA
- Product Code: 7259273
- ATC-code D01AE16
- EAN 7680620650057
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Description
What is Curanel and when is it used?< /div>Curanel nail polish is a medicine against fungal infections (mycoses) of the nails that is applied externally. Curanel nail polish is used without a doctor's prescription to treat nail mycoses on the front and side edges of the nails (as in figure 1 below) if no more than two nails are affected. If the infection looks similar to that shown in picture #2 or #3 (in which more than just the front and side edges of the nail are affected), then you need to see a doctor.
Nail mycosis is usually associated with a white, yellow or brown discoloration and associated thickening of the nail, whereby the appearance of the infestation can vary greatly.
The active ingredient amorolfine contained in Curanel nail polish inhibits the growth of fungi and kills them. Curanel nail polish is effective against a wide variety of fungi, such as yeasts, the actual skin fungi (dermatophytes) and moulds. However, bacteria are not sensitive to amorolfine.
What should be considered?
< p>Fungal infections are often very persistent. The success of a treatment with Curanel Nail Polish depends on its uninterrupted use, which can take several months depending on the type of fungus, the site of infection and the degree of severity.When should Curanel not be used?
You should not use Curanel Nail Polish if you are hypersensitive to the active ingredient amorolfine or one of the excipients. If you have reacted hypersensitively to the treatment or to a treatment with amorolfine, Curanel must not be used again.
If you are pregnant, suspect or plan to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding, the use of Curanel nail polish should not be used.
Curanel nail polish may only be used on children under the age of 12 in exceptional cases and if prescribed by a doctor.
< div class="h">When is caution required when using Curanel?
Curanel nail polish is a medicine against fungal infections (mycoses) of the nails that is applied externally. Curanel nail polish is used without a doctor's prescription to treat nail mycoses on the front and side edges of the nails (as in figure 1 below) if no more than two nails are affected. If the infection looks similar to that shown in picture #2 or #3 (in which more than just the front and side edges of the nail are affected), then you need to see a doctor.
Nail mycosis is usually associated with a white, yellow or brown discoloration and associated thickening of the nail, whereby the appearance of the infestation can vary greatly.
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The active ingredient amorolfine contained in Curanel nail polish inhibits the growth of fungi and kills them. Curanel nail polish is effective against a wide variety of fungi, such as yeasts, the actual skin fungi (dermatophytes) and moulds. However, bacteria are not sensitive to amorolfine.
What should be considered?
< p>Fungal infections are often very persistent. The success of a treatment with Curanel Nail Polish depends on its uninterrupted use, which can take several months depending on the type of fungus, the site of infection and the degree of severity.When should Curanel not be used?
You should not use Curanel Nail Polish if you are hypersensitive to the active ingredient amorolfine or one of the excipients. If you have reacted hypersensitively to the treatment or to a treatment with amorolfine, Curanel must not be used again.
If you are pregnant, suspect or plan to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding, the use of Curanel nail polish should not be used.
Curanel nail polish may only be used on children under the age of 12 in exceptional cases and if prescribed by a doctor.
< div class="h">When is caution required when using Curanel?
In the event of inflammation and/or injuries to the neighboring skin, you should definitely consult a doctor and someone experienced in nail care specialist (e.g. podiatrist).
Curanel nail polish should not be applied to the skin surrounding the nail.
Ask your doctor, pharmacist or druggist , pharmacist or druggist for advice if you suffer from diabetes or are being treated for an immune disease, if you have been diagnosed with circulatory problems in your hands and feet or if your nail is very damaged or badly affected.
When using of the nail polish, local or general allergic reactions can occur. In this case, you should stop using Curanel Nail Polish immediately and seek advice from your doctor or pharmacist. Carefully remove the nail polish with a nail polish remover. Curanel should not be reapplied.
You need urgent medical attention if you experience any of the following symptoms:
-Breathlessness
-Face swelling , lips, tongue or throat
-Severe skin rash
Since the varnish applied to the nail can be peeled off or removed when handling organic solvents (nitro thinner, white spirit, etc.), it recommends Wear impermeable gloves to protect the Curanel lacquer layer when doing this kind of work.
Inform your doctor, pharmacist or druggist if you suffer from other illnesses, have allergies or take other medicines (including those you bought yourself) or use them externally!
This product contains ethanol (alcohol). Excessive application frequency or incorrect application can cause irritation and irritation in the vicinity of the nailcause the skin to dry out.
Can Curanel be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding?< /h3>
Curanel should not be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
How do you use Curanel?< /div>Enter the area of the nail affected by the infection in the sketch below: This will help you remember the original appearance of your nail, which will help you to evaluate the effectiveness during the course of the treatment becomes. The area affected by the infection should then be recorded every 3 months until the treated nail has fully grown back. If two nails are affected, then the most affected nail must be selected. Take this leaflet with you if you ask your doctor, pharmacist or druggist for advice.
Before treatment
3 months
6 months
12 Months
Unless otherwise prescribed by the doctor, the affected fingernails or toenails are trimmed once per Treated with Curanel nail polish for a week.
Good accompanying nail care is of crucial importance for the success of the therapy. It may be advisable to consult a specialist experienced in nail care (e.g. a podiatrist).
The nail polish should be applied as follows:
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1. File diseased parts of the nails (especially nail surfaces) as well as possible with a nail file included in the pack. File as needed during treatment. Caution: A nail file used for treatment must no longer be used to care for healthy nails, otherwise the infection could be spread.
2. Before each application, be sure to degrease the diseased nails and remove any paint residues that may be present. Use the enclosed swabs to degrease and clean the nail surface.
3. Dip either one of the supplied, reusable spatulas or the spatula integrated in the lid into the bottle with the medicinal varnish. The nail polish must not be wiped off the neck of the bottle.
4. Apply the nail polish to the whole area of the diseased nail and let it dry. Re-dip the spatula for each nail to be treated.
5. To reuse, clean the spatula after use with the soaked swab already used on the nails and leave to dry for 1-2 minutes. Be careful not to touch freshly treated nails with the swab. The nail polish should not be applied to the cuticles.
6. Close the bottle tightly immediately after use.
During the treatment, do not wear artificial nails.
Important remarks:
-Nail polish splashed into the eyes or ears must be rinsed out immediately with water, then a doctor, pharmacist or druggist should be called immediately or contact a druggist or the nearest hospital.
-Avoid contact of the nail polish with mucous membranes (e.g. mouth and nose). Do not inhale!
-If the nail polish is accidentally swallowed, contact a doctor, pharmacist or druggist or the nearest hospital immediately.
Duration of treatment
The treatment should be continued uninterruptedly until the affected areas have healed completely and the nail has grown back. Tuee Healing of the affected fingernails usually takes about six months, that of the toenails nine to twelve months.
Stick to the dosage given in the package leaflet or prescribed by the doctor. If you think the medicine is too weak or too strong, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or druggist.
< h3>What side effects can Curanel have?The following side effects can occur when using Curanel nail polish:
Occasionally, after use of the nail polish, a slight, temporary burning sensation was observed in the nail area.
In rare cases, nail changes such as discoloration, brittle or broken nails have been reported. Such changes can also be caused by the fungal disease of the nail itself.
Very rarely, burning skin sensations near the nail have been observed.
Severe allergic reactions to the nail have been reported with an unknown frequency swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, shortness of breath and/or a severe skin rash have been observed, as well as contact dermatitis, redness, itching and hives.
You need to get urgent medical attention if you experience any of the following symptoms:
-shortness of breath
-swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat
-severe skin rash
If you notice side effects that are not described here, you should inform your doctor, pharmacist or druggist.
What else needs to be taken into account?
The medicinal product should be kept out of the reach of children and may only be used up to the period indicated on the container with «EXP:» Date must be used.
Do not store above 30 °C. Close the bottle tightly immediately after use. Keep out of the reach of children.
Your doctor, pharmacist or druggist can provide you with further information. These people have the detailed technical information.
What does Curanel contain?
< p>1 ml nail polish containing active ingredients contains 50 mg amorolfine (as hydrochloride) as active ingredient, anhydrous ethanol as solvent and other auxiliary substances.Authorization number
62065 (Swissmedic).
Where can you get Curanel ? What packs are available?
In pharmacies and drugstores, without a doctor's prescription.
Pack of 1 bottle of 1.25 ml, pack of 1 bottle of 2.5 ml.
Each pack also includes 30 isopropyl alcohol-soaked cleaning swabs, lids with integrated spatulas or 10 separate spatulas, and 30 files.
Authorization holder
Galderma SA, CH-6300 Zug
This leaflet has been last checked by the drug authority (Swissmedic) in August 2019.
Enter the area of the nail affected by the infection in the sketch below: This will help you remember the original appearance of your nail, which will help you to evaluate the effectiveness during the course of the treatment becomes. The area affected by the infection should then be recorded every 3 months until the treated nail has fully grown back. If two nails are affected, then the most affected nail must be selected. Take this leaflet with you if you ask your doctor, pharmacist or druggist for advice.
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Before treatment | 3 months | 6 months | 12 Months |
Unless otherwise prescribed by the doctor, the affected fingernails or toenails are trimmed once per Treated with Curanel nail polish for a week.
Good accompanying nail care is of crucial importance for the success of the therapy. It may be advisable to consult a specialist experienced in nail care (e.g. a podiatrist).
The nail polish should be applied as follows:
| 1. File diseased parts of the nails (especially nail surfaces) as well as possible with a nail file included in the pack. File as needed during treatment. Caution: A nail file used for treatment must no longer be used to care for healthy nails, otherwise the infection could be spread. |
| 2. Before each application, be sure to degrease the diseased nails and remove any paint residues that may be present. Use the enclosed swabs to degrease and clean the nail surface. |
| 3. Dip either one of the supplied, reusable spatulas or the spatula integrated in the lid into the bottle with the medicinal varnish. The nail polish must not be wiped off the neck of the bottle. |
| 4. Apply the nail polish to the whole area of the diseased nail and let it dry. Re-dip the spatula for each nail to be treated. |
| 5. To reuse, clean the spatula after use with the soaked swab already used on the nails and leave to dry for 1-2 minutes. Be careful not to touch freshly treated nails with the swab. The nail polish should not be applied to the cuticles. |
| 6. Close the bottle tightly immediately after use. |
During the treatment, do not wear artificial nails.
Important remarks:
-Nail polish splashed into the eyes or ears must be rinsed out immediately with water, then a doctor, pharmacist or druggist should be called immediately or contact a druggist or the nearest hospital.
-Avoid contact of the nail polish with mucous membranes (e.g. mouth and nose). Do not inhale!
-If the nail polish is accidentally swallowed, contact a doctor, pharmacist or druggist or the nearest hospital immediately.
Duration of treatment
The treatment should be continued uninterruptedly until the affected areas have healed completely and the nail has grown back. Tuee Healing of the affected fingernails usually takes about six months, that of the toenails nine to twelve months.
Stick to the dosage given in the package leaflet or prescribed by the doctor. If you think the medicine is too weak or too strong, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or druggist.
The following side effects can occur when using Curanel nail polish:
Occasionally, after use of the nail polish, a slight, temporary burning sensation was observed in the nail area.
In rare cases, nail changes such as discoloration, brittle or broken nails have been reported. Such changes can also be caused by the fungal disease of the nail itself.
Very rarely, burning skin sensations near the nail have been observed.
Severe allergic reactions to the nail have been reported with an unknown frequency swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat, shortness of breath and/or a severe skin rash have been observed, as well as contact dermatitis, redness, itching and hives.
You need to get urgent medical attention if you experience any of the following symptoms:
-shortness of breath
-swelling of the face, lips, tongue or throat
-severe skin rash
If you notice side effects that are not described here, you should inform your doctor, pharmacist or druggist.
What else needs to be taken into account?
The medicinal product should be kept out of the reach of children and may only be used up to the period indicated on the container with «EXP:» Date must be used.
Do not store above 30 °C. Close the bottle tightly immediately after use. Keep out of the reach of children.
Your doctor, pharmacist or druggist can provide you with further information. These people have the detailed technical information.
What does Curanel contain?
< p>1 ml nail polish containing active ingredients contains 50 mg amorolfine (as hydrochloride) as active ingredient, anhydrous ethanol as solvent and other auxiliary substances.Authorization number
62065 (Swissmedic).
Where can you get Curanel ? What packs are available?
In pharmacies and drugstores, without a doctor's prescription.
Pack of 1 bottle of 1.25 ml, pack of 1 bottle of 2.5 ml.
Each pack also includes 30 isopropyl alcohol-soaked cleaning swabs, lids with integrated spatulas or 10 separate spatulas, and 30 files.
Authorization holder
Galderma SA, CH-6300 Zug
This leaflet has been last checked by the drug authority (Swissmedic) in August 2019.